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Lululemon partners ‘infinite’ nylon, polyester recycler

22/05/2023
Lululemon partners ‘infinite’ nylon, polyester recycler

Athletic brand Lululemon has become a minority investor in Samsara Eco, an Australia-based developer of plastic-eating enzymes which can break its nylon and polyester performance wear back down into monomer form for “infinite” textile-to-textile recycling.

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